Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike’s Senior Special Assistant on Social Media, Oraye St. Franklyn has resigned his position, giving no reason for such action.
In the resignation letter addressed to the Governor, dated 30th May, 2019, he congratulated his boss on his re-election and inauguration for a second term in office. He also thanked the governor for appointing him on the 5th of November, 2015 as the Senior Special Assistant on Social Media.
The letter reads in reads: “The last four years were a period of great trials for all Rivers people as, indeed, it was of cherished accomplishments for the greatest number of our people on the strength of your sterling leadership. For me, it was a remarkable opportunity to stand in defense of my belief in democracy.
“I feel privileged to have been able to contribute modestly, in support of your patriotic stance for our people, at ensuring our dear Rivers State never became a conquered territory.
“Your re-election was enunciated on the strength of our collective success and made effective ultimately by God’s grace.
“Having been part of our success story, I wish to now step down from my position as Senior Special Assistant to the Rivers State Governor on Social Media.”
We live in a world of great ironies and paradoxes. One of such is the concomitant desperacy of men to add more wives to the first and the desperacy of women to resist having any one as co-wives under their men.
It is interesting to know that both genders are acting on their natural instincts and emotions. God created these irresistible urges in them. It would therefore be unfair and thoughtless to blame them or refuse to accept their dispositions towards these behavours.
Man loves sex. He also loves food. No one is loved by him than the one who readily offers him both. Man is ordinarily solid in nature. He is liquefied at the instant of food and sex. His solidity is put to test when denied both or either of these needs.
Much like he does not like to taste one meal all the time, he dislikes having the same women beside him repeatedly for many years (He may only pretend not to because he has some incapabilities). Therefore, he desperately wants to have the experience of how it tastes and sweets with as many women as possible. Free sex gives an unrestricted access or an all-time widely-opened door to that desire. Most men prefer that option. That is why it is popular in our society.
Marriage is generally believed to be a restriction or lock to that tendency. Therefore, many men want to enjoy more of free sex with as many ladies as possible before getting entangled in a ‘boundage’ of marital bond. They are not in any rush to get married. This is because marriage is preconceived as one-man-one-woman affairs.
Polygamy is conventionally a taboo, a deviant behavior of a sort. And because this convention seeks to suppress the insuppressible nature of man as a specie that is disposed to ‘new tastes’ and ‘alternatives’, no matter how they delay their marriage, monogamous men still ply their old ways after marriage! Sadly, these conventions are the ways today.
Both pre-marital and extra-marital sex are not approved anywhere socially and culturally especially in Africa. They are not established in any religious law. Both Christianity and Islam condemn them. This is why they are mere conventions. Whoever engages in them does not wish to do the right thing but to just swim with the tides in the society.
The only real men are those who do not give or accept sex except in marriage. They restrain themselves from unrighteous sex as both religious and social responsibilities. They marry to fulfill their natural attachment to sex. They would again marry-in-marriage to fulfill their desires for renewed sexual experience. They marry-after-marriage for the same reason in case of sad death of spouse(s). They marry-outside-marriage in case of unfortunate incidence of divorce. Marriage alone is what they know. They commit their money and persons. They take resolves to spend more and make more sacrifice just to satisfy their emotional and sexual needs. No hide-outs about it.
These are true and sincere men. Others outside their ranks and files are cheaters and liars. They are chameleons which blend their skin with the enviroment to evade suspicion. They are simply wolves in sheep clothing. They run a monogamous family home but practice illegal polygamy secretly. They pledge you and us till death do us part to their lone wives while they spend ‘nice moments’ with their multiple ‘loves’ at work, within neighborhood and even in the next door.
To my chagrin, women prefer these infidels than true men who announce their intent for polygamy. The non-Muslim ones take pride in the rings on their fingers as a symbol of loyalty and commitment of their men! Believing that Islam encourages man to be polygamous, the Muslims among them either go for non-Muslim men or commit Muslim suitors to making pledges not to take up other women as long as they are in marriage with them. To ensure the goats are well tied to their waists and held from every tendency to stray, it is now common to see Muslim women dragging Muslim men to court for nuptial oath as part of Nikkah programme!
An institution established by man to make him swear against his nature and right cannot be more than a scam. It is nothing but fantasy. It would continue to breed nothing except infidelity and lack of trust between spouses.
That women do this to themselves thinking it is good for them is part of their nature. Hence, we may not be able to blame them for working for what they think best protects their interests in marriage. We can only ask them to receive wisdom.
We must acknowledge that above all, women cherish love and care. That is what they are most disposed to. Unlike men, sex is not their desperate need. They only offer sex to a man in exchange for his love and care. Primarily, Godly men want marriage because of sex. Women do so because of their need for care and love. The most loving and caring to them is the one who is regularly available and close to them. The one who is readily accessible to share their views, feelings, pains and joy.
Financial and emotional supports are the major indices by which women justify a loving and caring man. And naturally, man gives this in abundance to them before marriage. He sacrifices all at his disposal to satisfy the needs of a newly met fiancee. As this continues, woman is desperate for real care as man does for real sex. If they are indifferent, they fall together for it sinfully before marriage. If they are believers, they hurry together to marriage.
Every woman wants this attention and attraction. She desires to monopolize it to herself as much as possible. This is why women advocate for monogamy, hate polygamy and feel uncomfortable with the aspect of Islam that supports 2-4 wives.
But as the life of marriage progresses, only women often sustain the blazing flame of love for considerable periods. The intensity of care and love the man started with before and during honeymoon usually gets weaker in gradual decline. The often repeated ‘I love you’ that used to send cross waves of love feeling that keep wives mesmerized would be coming less and less frequently until it eventually dies off completely.
This is to say women generally love their men than the men usually do to them. They are more kind and merciful. Please do not blame men or accuse them. It is also their nature. They are not created to be soft but solid.
Women are created to be fragile, cold and soft-hearted. Even under severe persecution, women rarely give off a loving heart for a man they truly love. So, with more women around him, man is supposed to be more lively, stable and healthy. This is when he truly feels like a man that is fully in control. More specifically, a man with a single wife suffers when the children had grown and dispersed away from home. The mother tours from the houses of one of them to the other. Man is left alone in the home at this terminal age. This is another factor why faithful men choose polygamy.
It has been said, man is polygamous by default. With this nature of man, Muslim women could not stop a man from adding wives. A Man is a leader and has a natural tendency to enforce his manly traits to achieve his aim. No amount of pressure can stop him from achieving his wills if he is a real man. Those women who are alone married to Muslim husbands should not be deceived if their husbands is yet to talk about taking more wives. One of these three factors is probably the reason why he is delaying or hesistant: 1.pocket frights 2. Bed fright 3. Wife or people fright.
Once a Muslim man’s financial strenght grows, sexual urge thrives and decisive will is strong, the first wife should prepare for a surprise of thaaniyah, thaalithah or raabiah.
I cannot understand why there is so much fear and anxiety about polygamy. Muslim women should fear their innocence than polygamy. A Muslim woman cannot suffer in polygamy if she is innocent. To the innocent women, polygamy is a blessing and a real trouble for her husband. He would spend more and struggle more to lead a greater family empire to sustain his heaven. No be mouth or child’s play brother. It is added responsibilities to seek added rewards.
Who is an innocent woman? The one who married not according to her desires from the beginning. Handsomeness, money, family and fame were not just the reasons she got attracted to the man. She married according to the ruling and preference of Allah and His messenger. She had considered the religion and moral uprightness of a man before agreeing to sink and ascend with him for better for worse.
Those innocent women who are always sincere and open while dealing with their husbands will not suffer in polygamy. Men married for their taqwa (fear of Allah) would always respect and fear Allah to be fair and just with their women. Those men married with good moral, humility and religious consciousness cannot be arrogant when they become rich. They cannot so soon forget their background and the sacrifice of their wives and then, treat them unfairly because they have arrived. They cannot close their minds against the call of Allah and His messenger for fairness, justice and equity among co-wives.
As a leader, such men would be merciful to their wives. Even when they are giants everywhere they go, they remain gentle with wives. Such men would have read seerah of the messenger of Allah among his wives. They would restrain their anger when geerah (mutual jealousy of love) occurs among co-wives.
In polygamy, such innocent women therefore enjoy free space when their husband is with their co-wives. They are less burdened during the period with cooking, washing, supervision and directives. They relax fully as the ‘chairman’ is away to a known destination. She earns for wishing for her fellow Muslim sister what she wants for herself.
When sick or in menstrual course, husbands’ frustration for sex is fulfilled with a known friend rather than cheating friends, students, neighbours’ wives etc. When indisposed, care of children or home can be overseen by co-wives.
In the occasion of divorce or death of a spouse, if a woman wishes to remarry, how many singles actually consider such once married women? Only polygamy offers such opportunities to be loved again.
What of a good wife suffering from infertility while the husband desires a child but does not want to divorce on account her fate? Only polygamy can remedy such situations. Such good women would be divorced or be under perpetual marital conflict and oppression were polygamy not an alternative.
With polygamy, no co-wife get a provision except she gets her shares. Thanks to the law of equity. Women do not often times get their dues in monogamy while the parasitic women outside take more. If a man fails to be fair, an innocent woman does not suffer. Allah would fight for justice on her behalf. And the man would blame himself.
Marriage with a single woman is a great responsibility. Man answers for every member and circumstance in that household just as Shepherd does for his flock. Polygamy is an extension of such guidanship. It is therefore a greater duty and trial.
No wise man enters into it because most of his friends have done so. It is silly if he does so because he does not want to look odd or he is tired of their abusive comments that he is a coward.
It involves a deal of spiritual, financial, social, emotional and intellectual commitments. The intent to marry another wife must be done with sincere purpose to be termed a religious action and acceptable as rewarding adventure. It is mischievous to use it as a weapon of threats, fear or intimidation for any of the wives. An innocent woman would not have had anything to do with men with such reckless attitudes.
I may not have a word for the guilty ones among women when the husbands they marry with no consideration for their God’s consciousness and devotion to religion treat them ruthlessly except that they should repent. What goes around comes around. They are the architects of their terrible fates in polygamy. Men who do not fear God cannot do justice or treat co-wives fairly.
As for the innocent believing Women, I urge you to be patient, prayerful and sincere to Allah. He is always on your behalf. He would protect your interests and keep what is matrimonially yours. Do not censure or accuse your husbands. His wish to marry again should not give you heart-attack. Do not lose sleep or flesh over it. It is more dangerous if it pushes you to abuse him, disrespect him or deny him his right. Remember he is your leader. The prophetic admonition is when a leader denies you of your right, you give his to him and look onto Allah for yours.
You cannot monopolize men to yourselves alone saying they should not exercise a right to the option of polygamy. Nagging, violence or trouble would not stop them. Destroying husband’s property violates his right that you are divinely commanded to protect as a wife. To abuse a woman in the public because she is the one your husband is proposing to marry violates her right to respect and protection from you as a fellow Muslim sister.
To curse your husband and expose his secrets because he is attempting to add a wife may cost you rewards of many siyaam, solawaat, sadaqaat and other good deeds of many days. Besides, they would only accelerate their steps to doing it. You can only increase their fear or diminish their quest for it with your exceptional gentleness, caring attitude and uncommon loyalty. Be so good to them till they will be confused on their plan. Lead them to a big challenge of who among women being proposed can match let alone surpass you in quality.
As for men, fear Allah in regards to your women. The messenger of Allah did not omit this statement in his last sermon. You marry them in their greens. They are sincerely devoted to taking care of yourselves, homes and children until their greenness is almost disappearing. Appreciate them and acknowledge that their jealousy is out of love not lust. They are jealous of your love as you are jealous of them. You know, the one who does not exhibit such traits of emotional jealous for his/her spouse cannot be said to be a true believer or truly in love.
When these geerah make them misbehave, remember that Aisha, Zainab and other noblest mothers of believers, wives of the messenger of Allah did something close. One of them even said: ‘I am a woman who is very disposed to jealousy’.
The best of you is the best in conduct to his women. This is another statement credited to the messenger of Allah. Be sincere in your intention to take extra wives. Be pragmatic and wise in your approach. Besides wisdom, separate kitchen, bedroom and toilet/bath for co-wives is essential to stem domestic rivalry. Women can agree to share common or living room. They use it occasionally. As for the former three, they ought to be their private dwellings. For those who are sincere, polygamy is ever their best life experience.
Men! Not all of you is good for polygamy. It is an option primarily. To some by extension, it is necessary. To some, it may be compulsory while to some, it may even be haram. What is not generally compulsory cannot lead to punishment if left for fear of fulfilling the conditions. It can only offer rewards if practiced with due sincerity and conditions.
Why do men rush into marriage generally or polygamy specifically before ensuring that their heavens is not at stake on account of their proposal? To remain single or monogamous and protect one’s name and religion is better than marriage that destroys peace and brotherhood.
Those who believe that the standard is two wives because Allah started with the word ‘mathnaa’ in the related Qur’anic passage are not fair with the content of divine words. Those who do not regard men with single wives as real men and vehemently counsel all men to go ahead and take another wives should fear Allah.
Such counsel is not good for all until their wisdom, circumstance and capacity are put into consideration. Everyone shall stand before Allah to answer for their roles in the homes, marriage and families of the Muslims.
To you all Muslims who speak against polygamy and keep on assuring your wives you can never do it, I like to tell you it is dangerous.
Polygamy is a God’s perfect order. And no God’s order is erroneous or capable of being faulty. When men’s ways of practicing a divine order is causing much instability, God cannot be blamed for it. I pray no one shall learn to appreciate the wisdom behind polygamy in the hard way.
That is when a spouse dies for the other or a woman is divorced or separated from her husband. Many women who had fought and threatened their husbands against polygamy and later lost him are now praying that other women accept them as co-wives.
Do not be an hypocrite or engage in Kufr by having reservations about anything legislated by Allah, polygamy is not an exception. Otherwise, you shall be faced with circumstances that would force you to admit that you have indeed been unfair and self-centered.
What is said right is from Allah. What is wrong is from myself and whispered by Shaitan. Allah and His messenger is free from all that. May Allah perfect our ways and protect Muslim families, amin.”
Chairman of the Bayelsa State Independent Electoral Commission (BYSIEC), Perekeme Bertola has resigned. His resignation, which is said to be as a result of threat to his life and that of his family, is coming ten weeks to the state’s local government election..
In the letter dated May 31, 2019, addressed to the Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, Perekeme Bertola cited “threats to his life and his immediate family” as reasons for throwing in the towel.
He therefore thanked the governor for the opportunity given him to serve even as he expressed hope that his resignation would not affect the conduct of the council elections in the state slated for August 10, 2019.
During a stakeholder’s meeting in April, Perekeme Bertola had announced that elections into Bayelsa State’s local government councils would be free, fair, credible and conclusive.
Global rights group, Amnesty International has launched an eight point human rights agenda, asking the Federal and State Governments to urgently implement recommendations from previous reports about human rights violations in Nigeria.
Amnesty International also asked for an abolition of death sentence and as well an end to torture as a means of extracting information from suspects during interrogations.
Speaking at a news conference in Abuja, the country director of the human rights organization, Osai Ojigho said that both the Federal and State Governments need to do more to address cases of human rights abuses, adding that the new political dispensation provides politicians another opportunity.
Over the years, Amnesty International has documented reports about human rights abuses across Nigeria. Some of those reports are often very critical about the operations of government agencies especially the police and the Nigeria military.
At the news conference in Abuja, the human rights organization did not release a new report, but proposed eight point human rights agenda for the new political dispensation in Nigeria.
The organization said it wants government to end violence against women and girls, stop torture and abolish death penalty.
In line with the rights group’s request, many agree that the issue of torture as a means of extracting information from suspects should be abolished, however, many others disagree with the human rights organization on their quest to abolish the death penalty.
Although many countries around the world have abolished capital punishment, death penalty is still practiced in some countries including China, the United States, Indonesia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Ethiopia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia and Iran.
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has once more intervened in the retail Secondary Market Intervention Sales (SMIS), injecting the sum of $294.7million.
Figures obtained from the Bank on Friday indicated that the sum of CNY 31.43 million was also offered in the spot and short-tenored forwards segment of the inter-bank foreign exchange market.
The Director of Corporate Communications of the apex bank, Isaac Okorafor, made the disclosure, adding that the United States’ dollar intervention was for requests in the agricultural and raw materials sectors. The Chinese Yuan, on the other hand, was for Renminbi-denominated Letters of Credit.
Okorafor said that the market remainedstable because of the regular interventions by the Bank. He also noted that the demand management approach introduced by the Bank had yielded positive results, adding that the CBN Management remained committed to ensuring that all the sectors of the forex market continue to enjoy access to the needed foreign exchange.
Meanwhile, $1 exchanged for N361 at the Bureau de Change (BDC) segment of the foreign exchange market, while CNY1 exchanged at N55.
A Federal Capital Territory High Court in Maitama, Abuja has remanded six officials of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board officials, over their alleged involvement in the missing N35 million from sales of JAMB e-card in Benue State.
The alleged principal suspect, Philomina Chieshe was charged to court by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), alongside Samuel Umoru, Yakubu Jekada, Daniel Agbo, Priscilla Ogunsola, and Aliyu Yakubu on eight counts bordering on refusal to account for the board’s money between 2014 and 2016.
The Judge, Justice Peter Afen ordered that the defendants be remanded in the custody of EFCC, pending the outcome of their bail application. He then adjourned until Monday June 3, 2019 for the hearing of their bail application.
EFCC alleged that Chieshe, sales clerk, with JAMB told their registrar and his team that she could not account for N36 million she made in previous years before the abolition of scratch cards.
They alleged that she claimed that the money was swallowed by a mysterious snake in Makurdi, Benue State capital.
According to the EFCC, in February 2018, Chieshe told JAMB registrar and his team that she could not account for N36 million she made in previous years before the abolition of scratch cards.
She alleged that it was her housemaid that connived with another JAMB staff, to “spiritually” (through a snake) steal the money from the vault in the accounts office.
EFCC said these contravened section 139 (a) of the Penal Code Law.
The accused however pleaded not guilty to the allegations.
The prosecuting counsel, Ekene Iheanacho, prayed the court to fix a date for the commencement of trial and to remand the defendants in jail.
Iheanacho also admitted receipt of the bail applications filed by lawyers to defendants, but said he hasn’t read through because he was served today, Friday.
MTN Nigeria Communications Limited has brought to an end the punishment meted to it by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) for SIM card registration infraction, as it announced the payment of the balance of N55 billion out of the total fine of N330 billion.
In a statement by its Senior Manager, External Relations, Funso Aina, MTN’s Chief Corporate Relations Officer, Tobechukwu Okigbo, said that the successful resolution of the fine was the outcome of active collaboration between the NCC and MTN.
“We are very pleased to have completed the payment of the N330 billion negotiated settlement with the NCC. We are particularly gratified to be in a position to have fully met the terms of the settlement within the agreed time frame. I would like to thank the NCC for their constructive and collaborative approach to this issue, and believe that we emerge from it with a stronger relationship, focused on ensuring maximum value is delivered to our people, from a strong and growing telecoms sector.”
A source at the NCC confirmed the payment, saying that MTN paid the money into the Treasury Single Account (TSA) account with the Central Bank of Nigeria (NCC).
The fine, initially put at N1.04 trillion before it was reduced to N330bn, landed on MTN’s back in October, 2015, when the biggest telecom operator flouted some of the country’s SIM registration rules.
After six months of negotiation and re-negotiation over the fine which led to the reduction to N330 billion, it was agreed that MTN would pay a balance of N280bn in six tranches. This was in addition to the “goodwill” payment of N50 billion earlier made by MTN to the government.
“Specifically, MTN began the payment structure with the payment of N30bn into NCC’s Treasury Single Account with the Central Bank of Nigeria, 30 days from the date of the agreement dated June 10 2016.
“Subsequently, MTN paid N30 billion on March 31, 2017, N55 billion on March 31, 2018, N55 billion on December 31, 2018, and on March 31, 2019, it paid N55 billion.
In an agreement reached by the parties involved in a way to avoid a decision likely to cripple the business interest of the operators and the commission, it was also agreed that MTN should apologise to Nigerians, subscribe to the compulsory observance of Code of Corporate Governance for Telecoms Industry, as well as undertake immediate steps to ensure its listing on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). This has been done.
The Nigeria’s Federal Government has declared Tuesday, June 4 and Wednesday, June 5, as public holidays to mark the Muslim Eid-Fitri Celebration.
The Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Interior, Mrs. Georgina Ehuriah, made the declaration today, Friday on behalf of the Federal Government in a statement signed by the Director of Press and Public Relations in the ministry, Mohammed Manga.
Mrs. Ehuriah congratulated the Muslim faithful on a successful completion of the Ramadan Fast even as she enjoined all Nigerians to use the occasion of the celebration to pray for the peace, unity, prosperity and stability of the nation.
She advised Nigerians to shun hate speeches and divisive tendencies and join hands with the administration of President Muhammadu Buhari to build a peaceful, strong and united Nigeria so as to achieve the next level of socio-economic development.
Mrs. Ehuriah reaffirmed the determination of the Federal Government to protect the lives and property of Nigerians.
She said that security agencies under the Ministry have been directed to provide adequate security before, during and after the Eid-Fitri Celebration.
The Permanent Secretary restated government’s desire for all Nigerians to be inspired by the virtues gained during the Holy Month of Ramadan to live a life of sacrifice, charity and love for one another.
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has given detail of how Nigeria did not have a President and Vice President for more than ten hours, shortly before he and Muhammadu Buhari were inaugurate on May 29.
Speaking last night, Wednesday at the inaugural dinner at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, Osinbajo said that as a lawyer and a law teacher, he always liked to test and interrogate legal scenarios.
“At one minute past midnight today, the four-year term of Mr. President and I ended by effluxion of time. So, from one minute past 12 of last night, May 29 to about 10:30 am when we were sworn in for a second term, there was no President or Vice President. “Interestingly nothing went wrong; all was okay. When such a situation arises, it is the Senate President who acts as President. So, when I arrived at Eagle Square this morning, some may have noticed that the Senate President and I were enjoying a joke. He said to me jokingly “you better be careful you know I am the acting President now.”
“So, we thank Mr. Senate President for not doing anything funny.” Vice President Osinbajo cracked another joke, saying: “as you know, our campaign slogan was ‘Next Level’. And you know that very few people forget campaign promises, even those who are closest to you.
“My cook in Lagos as soon as he saw me after we won the elections started to sing “everything to the Next Level.” I didn’t know how to respond because I knew that the chap was thinking of a next level salary. “By the way, it is not just junior staff who are always talking about the Next Level. General Gowon, a few minutes ago, was telling me that he asked Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, the APC Chairman, why he was not wearing his customary Khaki shirt and trousers and of course the Comrade pointed out that this is Next level. “But the worst example of this Next Level is a rude fellow who said to me “you people promised change when you came and after you resumed office you started saying change begins with you. “Let me warn that Lai Mohammed, if he tries Next Level begins with you…I will kidnap him.”
The 8th Senate has concluded its business session and adjourned till June 6 for valedictory, to mark the end of the session.
The Deputy President of the Senate, Ike Ekweremadu, who presided over plenary today, Thursday, made the announcement at the end of the day’s session. Senator Ekweremadu thanked the lawmakers for contributing immensely to the success of the 8th Senate and called on them to turn out massively on June 6 to officially bring the session to a close. “I want to thank all of us who are here present for today’s plenary. Today marks the end of our business session. We will be meeting on June 6 for our valedictory session. I want to appeal to all our colleagues to be present.” The 8th senate, which was inaugurated on June 9, 2015 would be coming to an end after its valedictory session, to pave way for inauguration of the 9th National Assembly. Nigeria operates a bicameral government, with the senate as the upper chamber. It is made up 109 lawmakers, with equal representation of three lawmakers from each of the 36 states. Since the return of democracy in 1999, each session of the national assembly, which the senate is part of, has a tenure of four years, after which elections are conducted and a new session commences.
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